Blaine A Prohibitionist
Rev C Clark editor of Home Visitor calls Blaine a total abstainer and prohibitionist by conviction but questions his courage to act amid national agitation over rum drinking and public indignation. He argues Blaine lacks statesmanship and safe leadership in this moment of heated public feeling.
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Opininion
Rev. C. Clark
Home Visitor
New Jersey
Rerve Ican
Seolarsn
Trinity College
ML. Wood
Randolph Co
Logan and the Colored People
An 1853 Illinois text condemns Black laws, detailing penalties for Black and mixed-race residents. It mentions fines, public sale of the offender’s labor, informer incentives, and says prosecutions will be in the People of the State of Illinois name. The piece also lists political appointments and events surrounding Gen. A. M. Acavus and Dr. Tyre York.
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Illing
Illinois
Scales
Democratic State Committee
A. M. Acavus
Tyre York
Electoral vote map shows Democrats need New York
States categorized as sure Democratic or Republican amount to 153 and 174 votes respectively with 74 as doubtful. Democrats must seize New York to reach a majority, while Republicans need New York plus all their sure states. Cleveland’s nomination signals strong carry in New York and Indiana, boosting Democratic prospects for Grover Cleveland.
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South Carolina
Tennesse
Louisiana
Mary
Mississippi
New Hampshire
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Californi
Connecticut
Indiana
New York
Mr. Braine
California
New Jersey
Grover Cleveland
Hespricxs
Grover Cleyelaxe
World's Exposition at New Orleans to be largest ever
New Orleans prepares a massive World's Exposition with record sized buildings and exhibits. Congress funds a million dollar loan and the U S government adds a major display. Mexico and Central America contribute pavilions while the city offers grand concerts and a half century opera. Visitors will see free displays and carnival pageantry.
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New Orleans
Congress
United States
Old City
Crescent City
PRACTICAL EDUCATION AND NORTH CAROLINA'S NEEDS
General Scales writes praising practical education and urges concentration on a single vocational track to raise thought and labor for state prosperity. He argues schools should train for specific vocations, sufficing for laboring masses, to avoid cramming minds with others ideas and to foster originality and leadership. He recalls Pittsburg superintendent’s critique from 1878 and stresses direct application over broad curricula.
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Raleigh Visitor
M. H. Moore
Winston Sentinel
North Carolina
Commonwealth
Pittsburg
New England
Defining Southmen and a North Carolina Link
A compact editorial tone stresses clear political stances for Southerners not favoring extremes. It cites Massachusetts urging North Carolina beauty and resources, notes Democratic leaders as Presbyterians, and oddly recalls Narante Rochester as a North Carolina resident who later gave Rochester its name.
Fruit Growers Association Opens Amid Large NC Fair Display
The annual meeting of the Fruit Growers Association of North Carolina opened with Gov. Jarvis in attendance. A grand exhibit featured apples, peaches, grapes, and preserved fruits from Wilson Guilford Warren and many counties. Officers were elected including J Van Lindley as President and Otho Wilson as Secretary. The state musical association also presented crowd palatable concerts under Will Lane, with notable performances by Emma Lineback and Robt. J. Herndon. The issue also notes editorials and local notices in a bustling Forsyth County figure.
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Sentinel
Gotossoro
Fruit Growers’ Association of
North Carolina
Jarvis
Padison
J. A. Bonitz
C. W. Westbrook
Wilson County
W. M. Edwards
Guilford County
Warren County
W. L. Baxter
Scott Bros
Concord
J.van Lindley
M. T. Hughes
Maj
C. W. Claummy
Pender
G. L. Anthony
Fies
R. P. Paddison
J. R. Paddison
Chatham County
J. W. Perry
New Hanover County
S. W. Noble
Sampson
Duplin
W. E. Faison
Wayne County
Yadkin County
N. W. Craft
Forsyth
Lineback Bros . Hibit
Craven
Pamlico
Arren
J van Lindley
Guilford
Otho Wilson
Wake
P. M. Wilson
Raleigh
J. A. Lineback
I. Thompson
Messrs
Geo. W. Sanderlio
P. M. Peareall
C.w.clammy
P. N. Johnson
J. D. Ragsdale
Gaither Hall
North Carolina State Musical Association
Will B. Lane
Goldsboro
Sreckly
Emma Lineback
Salem
Robt. J. Herndon
Charlotte
North Carolina Musical Association
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Orato
Puilisiler
The
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Apy Ts
Pian
Ponacacae Et Deers
Winston
N.C
Beee
Eutered
Winston Post
Ofice
Public Oficis
Grover Cinveiann
Thos. A. Hendricks
W.T. Kitchel
John N. Stap
You Guy Eason
Alfred Moore Scales
Charles SL. Apedman
New Hanover
William L. Saunders
Orange
Donald W. Rain
W.P. Roberts
Gatea Por Attorney Deseral
Theodore F. Davidson
Buncombe
M. Finger
Cataw
Supreme Court
A.S. Nekrimon
DR. York and the
Colored People
Blaine
Prohibitionist
Logan and the
Gen. Scales
Agance
Democratic Party
Sam
A. M. Scaes
Bostom Post
Massachusetts
North
Commonwealthy
Narante
Rochester
N. Y
Fruit Grower’s Association
State Musical Association
New York Tribune
Garfield
Statetvidle
Wilmington Star
Evward A. Olpham
Sentinel Engraving Bureau
the Sentinel
Havine
Forsyth County
Srnri- Nel
Canada
Tosa
Rexxen Mra
Smnithfield St
Jly Butt
E. J. Allen, the Jeweler
Exciuiiteurs
Ayer
Ayel
Ames
Dr.j.c.ayer&co
Lowell
Mass
Sn Demet
Tam
I. W. Curtam
Actuickly
H. Hauuert & Co
Portland
Maine
Ryttenberg Bros
Gray Building
Winston, N. C
S. D. Sellers & Co
Philadelphia
Wruxstox, N. C
Ny1
Dalton Institute
Cal
Monéev
Particul
Petrlease
Piedmont Springs
Ilere
Danbury
McGanless
Taylor
B. Taylor
V. C. Thompson
North Side Court-House Square
Mortfollo
Court of Appeals
Norfolk
Nent Ereot Ublie Wade
J.P. Horbach
Informa
Main St
Certtainiass
Jusiiew
Jounsoa & CO
Main Street
Richmond
Ly J. A. White & Son
Ted
Liberty Street
Winston N. C
Geo, W. Hinshaw
Wade II
BYNUM
Hinshaw & Bynum
Star Brand
Reitevalwe
Balliia
Mora
T. Miles Sons
Phil“Delphia
Bay State
Leach & Col
Thomasville Shoes
L. S. Holt
Bellemont
Isaac A. Shippard & GO
Excelsior Hook
F. & H. Fries
Arista
Eagle & Phenix
Holstein Woolen Mills
Virginia
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